A Major Conservative Group Is Targeting 'Big Government' Republicans

The conservative Club For Growth, a major grassroots anti-tax organization that has spent lots of money on Republican primaries, launched a new website Wednesday announcing their first targets for the 2014 election cycle.

The site, PrimaryMyCongressman.com, is tied to the Club For Growth scorecard released this week, and names nine members of the House of Representatives who scored below 70 percent, while representing districts in which Mitt Romney won at least 60 percent of the vote in 2012.

In addition to raising awareness about their voting records, the site asks its conservative visitors to suggest names for potential primary challengers.

“Big government liberals inhabit the Democratic Party, but they are far too common within the Republican Party as well,” Club for Growth President Chris Chocola said in a statement. “The Republicans helped pass billions of dollars in tax increases and they have repeatedly voted against efforts by fiscal conservatives to limit government."

Although PrimaryMyCongressman does not appear to be tied to Club for Growth's opposition to Rove's project, it represents what is likely to be a long, internecine battle over the GOP primary elections in 2014.